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14. How does ordinal data differ from nominal data?
A. Nominal data is a name, while ordinal data is a number
B. Nominal data only distinguishes, ordinal data also offers magnitude information
C. Nominal data can be a name or number, while ordinal data can only be number
D. Nominal data can only be a name, while ordinal data can be name or number

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